What two periods of his life are represented by his "Notes From a Dead House" and his later works?
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Why has "What Is to Be Done ?" achieved such popularity?
BIBLIOGRAPHY _Buried Alive; or, Ten Years' Penal Servitude in Siberia._ ("Notes From a Dead House.") There are also other translations bearing various titles.
_Poor Folk._ _Crime and Punishment._ _Humbled and Insulted._ (The last two abbreviated are translated by F.Wishaw.) F.M.
Dostoevsky.
_What is to be Done?
A Vital Question._ (Two translations of the same work.) N.G.Tchernyshevsky.
FOOTNOTES: [31] Meaning the faith of the Holy Catholic Apostolic Church of the East.

A great many Russians believe this, and that Russia's mission on earth is a moral and spiritual one, founded upon precisely this basis.
[32] The narrator, in "Notes from a Dead House," is assumed to be a prisoner named Alexander Petrovitch Goryantchikoff..